If you cannot prove what your AI agent did, you cannot trust it — and neither can your auditors. Learn what to log, how to build an audit pipeline, compliance requirements for agent logging, and dashboard patterns for monitoring agent tool usage.
AI agent tools execute third-party code in your environment. Without sandboxing, a single malicious tool can compromise your entire infrastructure. Learn container isolation, network restrictions, filesystem sandboxing, and production deployment strategies.
Most AI agents run with far more permissions than they need. Learn the four permission dimensions for agent tools, how to enforce least privilege, and why the industry's current approach to agent permissions is dangerously broken.
Learn how AI agent tools affect SOC2 compliance. Covers audit requirements, data handling concerns, verification as a control, permission models, logging, monitoring, and how to build an audit-ready agent tool pipeline.
A comprehensive guide for CISOs deploying AI agents in enterprise environments. Covers threat modeling, network boundaries, data classification, vendor risk assessment, and policy templates for secure agent tool adoption.
Supply chain attacks devastated npm and PyPI. AI agents face even greater risks because they install and execute tools autonomously. Learn from software history and discover how verification-first registries prevent the next generation of supply chain attacks.
In traditional software, "it compiles" is not enough to ship. So why are we installing AI agent tools with zero verification? A deep dive into why agent tool verification matters and how automated pipelines catch what manual testing misses.
In 2025, AI agents started installing their own tools. In 2026, attackers noticed. This comprehensive guide covers the real threat landscape — supply chain attacks, prompt injection, tool poisoning, and the defenses that actually work.
30 CVEs in MCP's first year. 82% of servers vulnerable to path traversal. And Smithery just leaked thousands of API keys. Here's the full picture.
341 malicious AI agent skills. macOS malware. Credential stealers. Reverse shells. This is what happened when an agent tool registry had zero verification.